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The Case for ‘Developer Experience’
Great quote: “The great horizontal killer applications are actually just fancy data structures”.
I would add: it’s not just data structures, but information representations that expose those data structures in an intuitive way.
Intuitive how?
In that the graphical representation and interactive controls provide a transparent interface to the un... See more
An essay: Why founders fail, despite being good at coding and high IQ.
Being mathematically smart hurts startup founders.
Math doesn’t account for emotions, and this is why devs easily build useful products but fail to get to Product Market Fit in 99% cases.
Imagine you’re building a building to sell. As a good builder, you put great effort into... See more
A-listers were successful not because they had superior programming skills, but because they took the time to learn why they were building the software in the first place. They sought clarity from the onset, gathering vital information and incorporating it into their design. If the pertinent information wasn’t readily available, they used deductive
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developers shouldn’t arrogantly think their code is all that matters, and docs don’t matter because their users can “read the code.” We can all think of examples of failures caused by a lack of empathy.